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Footprints Zimbabwe - Issue 4: 2019

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In this issue: meet a dedicated ranger who survived an attack from a black rhino he is assigned to protect and visit a very special animal sanctuary in KweKwe. Take a step back in time for a journey on a legendary steam strain, and experience first hand accounts of visits to Gonarezhou National Park, Mana Pools, Lake Kariba and Imire. Diving in the mystical and magnificent Chinhoyi Caves and visit Victoria Falls' legendary Crocodile Park. Take a road trip with the Aloe Society and visit Matabeleland's legendary Matobo Hills. Meet Lake Kariba's latest luxury lodge and venture up Ngomakurira with one of Zimbabwe's best photographers. There's a feature on the Eastern Highland's World's View and a celebration of an African Sunset.

Footprints Zimbabwe Description:

Forlegger: Footprints-Marketing-PBC

Kategori: Travel

Språk: English

Hyppighet: Quarterly

A magazine produced in Zimbabwe for the world, featuring conservation, cultural and travel issues in one of Africa's most vibrant countries.

We produce our magazine following this mantra: "Take nothing but photographs. Leave nothing but footprints. Kill nothing but time."

We believe these words to be relevant for the world we currently live in, vital for all species living on earth and to ensure the future of planet Earth.